Your Right To Free Speech Does Not Include My Ringtone
The FCC is considering a political robocall waiver. I would like it to consider leaving us alone.
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France’s Interior Minister Takes Full Responsibility. It Fits Nicely In His Existing Office.
Keeping a minister in an emergency may be defensible. Keeping the explanation private is not an acceptable substitute for accountability.
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JD Vance Would Like To Blame Biden Without Discussing The Past
The vice president’s town-hall answers suggest history is essential until someone asks about his own administration.
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Mike Johnson Wants A Working Majority. Has Anybody Told The House?
The speaker is available to the president at 1 a.m. Congressional scrutiny appears to keep less convenient hours.
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Reform’s Britishness Test Has Accidentally Deported Its Own Argument
A would-be MP’s definition of Britishness excludes his own party spokesman. The recruitment defense now appears to require time travel.
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